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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1917

Page

5

Steuben County BoysFarewell Reception Before Training Camp

Thousands attend the Steuben county reception for Company B and the hospital corps at Angola. A parade and grand dinner followed at the Christian church with countywide support and donations. A later update notes Indiana socks to recruits at Fort Benjamin Harrison under General Edward Glenn, with 4 000 pairs expected by September 1.

Company B Hospital Corps Angola Steuben County Fair Ground Christian Church Fremont Angola Band Reading Girls Marine Girls Boy Scouts Knights Templar Odd Fellows Eakins Warsaw National Guard Company Theodore Hopkins Beulah Thompson Herman Kohl Joyce Miller Indiana Fort Benjamin Harrison Edward Glenn

Shamrocks Fall in Eleven Inning West Side Thriller

In a marked Fremont loss to Hartford City Indiana the Sluggers edged them 4 to 3 in eleven innings at the West Side ballpark. Barry and Weigle partnered for Fremont while Stroup and Glancy pitched for Hartford City with both sides committing two errors. The game stayed tied through nine, extra innings saw Hartford push one run in the first and Fremont answer with none, before Hartford broke the deadlock in the eleventh with three runs.

West Side Hartford City Indiana Fremont Sluggera Barry Weigle Battery Stroup Glancy

Camp Shelby Rumors of Record Building Pace

Camp Shelby in Hattiesburg Mississippi accelerates camp construction with new buildings started every twenty minutes. Lumber from southern mills fuels rapid progress on mess halls kitchens and warehouses as Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia guardsmen prepare to arrive. Artesian wells near completion promise ample water supply and engineers report steady progress across the five by mile camp.

Hattiesburg Miss Camp Shelby South Mississippi Indiana Kentucky West Virginia W. J. Howard Massachuetts Jackson Morris Engineeringorps

Wartime Cartoon Teasers and Jokes From The Eagle

A collection of humorous quips and captions referencing Private Gray, uniforms, and wartime themes. Cartoonish lines poke fun at death, rates, fashion, and fickle lovers, closing with a note to read The Eagle weekly.

County Live Stock Tour Proves Highly Successful

County Agent Smalley led sixty autos on a tour visiting Fred Kellogg's dairy herd John Zimmer's pigs Emmet Croxton's cattle Edward Smith's herd and Jay Misner's Shropshire flock. Purdue extension speaker J W Schwab explained dairy and beef traits while Congressman L W Fairfield talked on conservation and wheat price guarantees. Farmers praised the event for practical demonstrations and industry progress.

Smalley Angola Fred Kellogg Kellogg J. W. Schwab Purdue Extension Department John Zimmer Mr. Zimmer Mr. Schwab Purdue L. W. Fairfield Congress Fairfield

Drowned Man’s Body Surfaced After Three Weeks

Edward Huber of Fort Wayne was drowned July 29 while bathing at Lake James. His body surfaced Sunday noon after divers failed to locate it despite dragging the lake. The body was recovered near the site of his disappearance. Grove Family Reunion Held at Emma Grove Home on Sunday August 19.

Edward Huber Fort Wayne Huber Lake James Grove Emma Cora Shets Ray Grove Coldwater John Copeland West California Edward Grove Kinderhook Chas. Green Angola Cora, Sheets

Health Officer Appointed At July Town Council Meeting

At the July town council session Dr. B A Blosser was appointed local health officer. The notice also mentions due pledges for the War Fund of the Red Cross and that the Ashley canning factory employs 35 people.

B. A. Blosser War Fund The Red Cross First State Bank Ashley Canning Factory

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